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Benjamin Lee
Ricky Gervais isn’t hosting tonight but if he was, he’s told the remaining few still on Twitter/X what jokes he would feature in his monologue.
“Hundreds of entertainers jumped at the chance to go to The Vatican to meet The Pope. Many from Hollywood. Obviously they weren’t content with only being part of the 2nd biggest pedo ring in the world…”
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“Justin Timberlake was convicted of Drink Driving. If he’d have gone to jail he’d have heard the words ‘Sexy Back’ a lot more often.”
When asked if she would go as hard as Gervais, this year’s actual host Nikki Glaser had this to say:
“I’m not gonna go so hard that anyone’s gonna be offended,” she said to Yahoo. “I’ve made a point not to, and that’s not to disappoint anyone who’s hoping I’m going to pull a Ricky Gervais. I’m not Ricky Gervais. This isn’t my last Golden Globes, this is my first one. He really went hard on his last one. He was ready to burn some bridges [because] it didn’t matter any more … Celebrities shouldn’t be nervous because [showing they have a sense of humor about themselves is] a great opportunity for them to look cool.”
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Ellie Violet Bramley
Photograph: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
Zoë Kravitz could make a hot water bottle look chic, and here she doesn’t have to because she is dabbling in some very stylish if on-the-nose markers of red carpet dressing: a plunging neckline, a train, and bold black and white colorway.
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Updated at 00.01 GMT
Ellie Violet Bramley
Photograph: Daniel Cole/Reuters
At first glance, this outfit from Anna Sawai, nominated for her role in the epic historical drama Shōgun, might not look like much, but look closer and you will notice some interesting things going on here with texture, subtle color shifts, and cut. Peplums can look naff, but this looks modern and cool, which shouldn’t come as a surprise because she is styled by Karla Welch, a Hollywood stylist who has worked with everyone from Greta Gerwig to Justin Bieber and Tracee Ellis Ross.
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Updated at 23.55 GMT
Ellie Violet Bramley
Matty Matheson arrives at the 82nd Golden Globes on Sunday. Photograph: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
Speaking of menswear, what better place to start than with The Bear actor and chef Matty Matheson? He has been lighting up red carpets not only with his looks but his poses, too. The cream and white is a brave choice ahead of a sit-down dinner, the trousers that look like they haven’t met an iron are very much on-trend, and the arms spread wide are bringing the kind of energy we hope is a sign of things to come this year.
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Updated at 23.48 GMT
Ellie Violet Bramley
Cate Blanchett arrives at the Beverly Hilton in Beverly Hills. Photograph: Jordan Strauss/Invision/AP
Cate Blanchett has walked more red carpets than most people have had hot dinners – at past Golden Globes she has worn everything from custom Mary Katrantzou to Givenchy couture, Alexander McQueen, and Jean Paul Gaultier. This outfit speaks to her Hollywood credentials – confident and seemingly riffing on the Oscars statuette.
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Updated at 23.52 GMT
Adrian Horton
It’s the apex and the denouement of celebrity lookalike contests: Glen Powell has apparently brought his lookalike (from the Austin competition) to the Globes, and introduced him to his mom.
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Ellie Violet Bramley
A good place to look for the brightest sartorial sparks tonight may be the menswear, because where men’s red carpet fashion used to be all about the tux, in recent years it has been responsible for some of the most memorable, daring, and interesting looks – think Billy Porter in a Christian Siriano ballgown or Timothée Chalamet in a Louis Vuitton harness. Eyes peeled this evening for Colman Domingo, who has proven on recent red carpets that he knows his way around a brooch, as well of course as Chalamet who has a track record of pushing the dial.
But I am also hoping to see plenty of fireworks from the womenswear, both from long-time big hitters such as Tilda Swinton, nominated for her role in Pedro Almodóvar’s The Room Next Door, a film in which her character meets death in a powerful yellow suit, and relative newcomers such as Anora’s Mikey Madison, who has been showing some serious fashion chops of late in JW Anderson, custom Prada, and Schiaparelli.
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Updated at 23.46 GMT
Ellie Violet Bramley
To the red carpet, which is already underway and … last year the Golden Globes followed a months-long actors’ strike, meaning that the stars went hard, sartorially speaking, in part because they’d spent so long at home – or at least not in couture, in front of cameras, on red carpets. The early flair continued and awards season brought with it such wizardry as a trend for straps that levitated inches above the shoulder, architectural gowns that borrowed as much from Brunel as from Balenciaga and such boldness as Billie Eilish dressed for the office, if the office were a gen Z take on Chanel HQ. This year, let’s hope that the same sense of occasion and innovation continues.
For one indication that it might, look to the fortunes of luxury fashion. Due to slumping sales, anger over massive price inflations and perceived downturns in quality, it is having a relatively unhappy time of it and, as the industry site the Business of Fashion puts it: “Ironically, the slump may also be the reason the red carpet is more entertaining than usual; brands with something to prove can put on a good show.” The red carpet is at the heart of the fashion industrial complex and brands will be seeing in it a chance to shine, both on the night itself and on social media for nights long afterward. Luxury fashion’s losses may well be red carpet watchers’ gain.
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Updated at 23.42 GMT
Benjamin Lee
Last year’s host, Jo Koy, set the bar pretty low with a mostly reviled set, making lazy jokes about Barbie’s boobs and Barry Keoghan’s penis, so it’s made tonight easier for comedian Nikki Glaser. Nicht dass sie die Hilfe brauchte – der aufstrebende Star ist einer der lustigsten und gewagtesten Comedians geworden.
Ihr neues HBO-Special Irgendwann wirst du sterben, das heute Abend nominiert ist, konfrontierte das Altern, den Tod und das Desinteresse an Elternschaft und setzte einen Schlusspunkt unter ein Jahr, in dem sie mit ihrem brutalen Roast von Tom Brady viral ging.
Hier eine Erinnerung, warum:
ShareAdrian Horton Fotograf: Universal Pictures/AP
Letztes Jahr führten die Nu Globes eine neue Kategorie ein, kinematographische und Kassenrekordleistungen, die erfunden schien, um Barbie etwas zu geben und Taylor Swift zur Show zu bringen. In diesem Jahr ist die Kategorie im Grunde ein Versuch, das Interesse des Blockbuster-Publikums zu wecken, mit Twisters, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Alien: Romulus und Inside Out 2 unter den Nominierten.
Der Publikumsliebling Wicked, die umsatzstärkste Broadway-Adaption aller Zeiten, könnte der Gewinner sein, oder vielleicht nutzen die Globes diese Chance, um die Kassenherrschaft von Deadpool & Wolverine anzuerkennen.
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Willkommen zurück!
Adrian Horton Fotograf: Anora Productions/PA
Wir sind gerade mal fünf Tage im Januar, meine Freunde, und die Awards-Saison steht vor der Tür. Natürlich haben die wichtigsten Film-Award-Spieler schon seit Monaten Wahlkampf betrieben, aber heute beginnt das Rennen ernsthaft – und zumindest auf der Filmseite gibt es keinen klaren Favoriten.
Jacques Audiards gewagter Thriller/Seifenoper/Musical Emilia Pérez führt die Nominierungen mit 10 an, während Brady Corbets The Brutalist und Edward Bergers papstlicher Thriller Konklave mit sieben bzw. sechs folgen. Cannes Palme d’Or-Gewinner Anora und Coralie Fargeats umstrittener Body-Horror The Substance haben jeweils fünf. Auf der TV-Seite ist es im Grunde eine Wiederholung der Emmy-Verleihung im September, die heute Abend stark Shōgun, Hacks und Baby Reindeer bevorzugte.
Wir sind im zweiten Jahr der neuen und verbesserten Golden Globes – auch in diesem Jahr werden die Preise wieder von dem neuen 334-Mitglieder-Gremium der Golden Globes Foundation bestimmt, das die diskreditierte (und mittlerweile aufgelöste) Hollywood Foreign Press Association ersetzte. Eine vielfältigere und jüngere Mitgliedschaft sollte unterschiedliche Geschmäcker bedeuten… obwohl das letzte Jahr ziemlich klar war (Oppenheimer, Poor Things, Succession). Bleiben Sie bei uns für die Höhepunkte einer Rückkehr zu einer A-Liste-Preisverleihung.
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